Yes, both rears are loaded with calcium chloride. I've been wanting to get rid of it and just run tubes. I have plenty of wheel weight ballast as it is and usually have my 400lb box blade on the back.
Here next to the valley where the average Joe can drive into the hills is the problem. Once you get up in the mtns like the San Juans and not the hills, the type of people cutting and driving in change to a more respectful type in the matter of litter and politeness at least from what I have personally seen.
Me too, took a big gasp before I read the rest of the sentence.
Hell yeah... when it looks that neat who would not be as happy as a cat eating sushi.
Yeah prior to leaving Indiana in 1985 I detassled corn, baled hay, hoed watermelons, and when that was all done came back home to split wood and sell it. Onetime My at the time boss and I stacked his 3/4 ton chevy over 15 high. that thing was flat out sitting on the bump stops all the way back to his barn. that truck had a 454 in it and it was still whining and the trans got pretty hot in just 5 miles to the barn.
Begging for mercy I bet!!! I’ve switched to a 16’ landscape trailer. Sits low and hold 20 per row. Easy loading. You keep getting me i trouble by the way!!!! The comment the other night when you forgot to turn the filter on and made a crack about a lesbian seagull dance degree has become an issue for me! Lol you and the other fella talked thru that which is awesome but the phrase stuck in me head. Where it becomes an issue is at work. You see I work at a public high school around several twenty somethings that may actually have said degree and I can’t look at one of them with a straight face anymore!!!
Man that sucks make sure you get a hot coffee soon and warm up. I hate that when nothing wants to work and your cold and tired. Hope the rest of the night gets a little better for you.Replacing the tube was, at this time, a last resort.
Got the generator running and threw everything on the quad and broke the bead down. For what it's worth, any generator that weighs 250lbs or more needs to be mounted on a dang trailer, not on those chincy plastic blow molded wheels they come on.
Threaded valve stem going in the hole.
She took air and now I'm back at it. 31f and starting to rain so it was a miserable slippery mess.
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Thank you! Hot coffee was definitely needed. I've got the quad and the rest of the tools all tucked away for the night with 6 or 8 logs (don't remember exactly) waiting for me out in the pasture tomorrow.
Good work!
I'll have to look closer but I thought the knurled brass extension was machined into the body so you had something to hold onto while tightening the nut. My bag of goodies is out in the shop and I ain't going back out there tonight so I'll check in the morning. [emoji4]
That's a nice load.
Thank you, I am doing pretty well. My lungs were already fubar from whatever crap I had in December so I cannot necessarily blame them on this bout of stuff. Either way, it will start warming up in a few weeks and I can start walking the dogs every day to build back shape.
